yes kind of like good uncles as well, we dont yell or get angry...we do how ever get very tired and our hair turns grey faster while our siblings some how slowly look younger over time XD
And you call yourself a "simple Russian man" You are anything but that. Putting that computer together from scratch and a while back you redone the electrical wiring in your house that takes some handy work my friend !!! Amazing man you are !!!!
I remember as a teenager back in the 70's and 80's, people in the former Soviet satellite states made the best of whatever was available. Guess some things will never change. :)
@@BillAnt I was poor my entire adulthood and I found ways to cut corners, I can totally relate to working with what you got. I was self taught in Computer repair out of necessity and quickly learned where to go online and find everything I needed and also " borrowed " internet.
DAN, you are such a brilliant man. You built your house. You taught yourself to speak English. You make and edit videos. You can build a computer. I’m sure you know much more. Not many people can do these things.
This makes me happy and sad at the same time. My brother used to put computers together from scratch. He passed away in January. So to see you put a computer together makes a happy memory of him but also sad that he's gone.
I feel and share your sadness My 24 year old son was killed by no fault of his own a few years ago. He also built his own computers since he was very young. This podcast made me feel the exact same way. This one man and his family shows how the world should be. The few who are controlling us around the world is not representative of who we are. Stay strong! Thank you for all the podcasts! I don’t think you realize how much you teach about peace and love and family! Peace to everyone, pray in whatever way that you believe that this message will become true and miracles can happen! His children will be amazing! ☮️🕊️😌
Sadness unfortunately is a shared thing. But so is peace and love. I'm sorry for the loss of your son. I share in your endeavors for truth and happiness.
Как говорится ты за свою жизнь может сотню компьютеров собрать, но не будет, это не значит что твоими делами кто-то будет заниматься, скорее всего нет.
Dan the Man!! "I am simple Russian whiz kid that can learn English, chew up a bunch of metal and spit out a computer, be a great dad, and a kind soul...". I know how to turn my TV on and off, that's it. Stay safe my friend.
My dear friend Dan, you are an amazing electronics expert. I've been walking in the antique market for over 40 years, making pieces that can be used and breaking quite a few. You remind me of the old days with my daughter. All of whom are now grown and strong. I also learned English from cable TV. Today, I am 68 years old and have begun to look at circuit boards unclearly. TV programs in my country It's rotten and pointless as well. Thank you for sharing good information.
Treasures! I'm so glad you have Sati on your lap absorbing all of this. I remember watching my dad in the 60's assembling Radio Shack kits and tons of tubes, capacitators, whatever.
Well Dan, as Red Green used to say at the end of his TV show (Canada); "If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy." Nice work!
When someone dedicates him/herself to constant learning rather than to shopping, watching television, and betting on sports while consuming gummies, it's amazing what can be accomplished.
So, watching you create a NAS from very old computer parts was good to watch.....and it works. My oldest son has installed a ceiling to floor computer rack full of various equipment. I admire how he has done this without a degree in computer engineering and has purchased everything online from local sellers at very reasonable prices. He has even hosted his NAS on the internet which I use watching movies. He also produces web pages doing it the old fashioned way without using a web production program. He has produced a web site for a local school and this has led to other orders from other schools. Very proud of him I am.
It's great that you spend time building the computer with your daughter around. I used to build computers with my youngest son or daughter getting me screwdrivers, water, soda, and just hanging around with me. It also keeps them out of trouble and stops them from thinking the computers are piggy banks and put coins inside them. Those are great days that I will always cherish.
I knew you were intelligent because of you learning English while watching movies. However, building a computer tower for yourself and family is a whole new level! I believe the same is coming to my country soon as well. The government wants to control us in every way especially our way of thinking. Thank you for sharing how we can help ourselves. Blessings to you and your beautiful family!
@@carrierichardson6619 That's a very vague statement. ..just like the OP's. I don't see my freedom threatened at all in 🇩🇪@🇪🇺. Even the idiots on both ends of the political spectrum face almost no consequences for pretty insane statements.
The Russian winters are long and extremely cold, I think, maybe a good time to build a computer from what I can find with the street vendors. ONLY DAN SHEEKOZ! This is ADORABLE!
In USA schools are eliminating their positions for school Liberian, banning books and the Republican political party is censoring many areas of information, using The Bible as their excuse. When we were created in God's eyes,He CHOSE that we humans would have freedom to choose all things.From evil to Devine, He chose that we could know it all. He wants us to use our God given brain to make decisions because he rewards our positive choices and decides/ allows the conquences for poor choices. Satan,as the dictator that he is will control everything, if we allow him.
greetings from california. just wanted to say how wonderful it is that you work with your daughter to let her help and learn. one thing i learned about russians is how family oriented they are. americans could learn to be more like that, we would be so much happier. with your daughter you are not just a simple russian man, you are the richest man in the world. enjoy the new computer! i find good luck using linux mint on older machines, windows tends to slow them down too much.
Wow Dan, you purchased all kinds of computer parts, cleaned them well, examined for things to repair and then before my eyes you built a computer tower! All I can say is WOW! You are a very smart man and could open your own business if you choose. How did you learn about computer repair, maybe you went to a trade or vocational school? Your skills will serve you well. Take care. Hugs to little Sati! Blessings to you, Sati, and baby brother who is growing strong. I enjoy your videos so much. Hugs to all from your American friend in North Carolina, USA-CarrieJo❤❤❤❤
Honestly, matching parts and replacing thermal paste (all that was done in this video, I'm not convinced the PSU was broken - that would require ordering parts from China to fix) takes maybe a month to get fully comfortable with. By itself, you couldn't run a PC repair shop with those skills.
Dan, this is what I call true Soviet resourcefulness. You can build something from other people's discarded parts and make a good working computer tower from it. Little Sati is a great help while you get in some Daddy- Daughter time. At the end of the day you get rewarded with hugs and kisses as well as a new to the family computer.:) Cheers from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
I put together my first PC from bad boars and a dead power supply that I repaired, in the late '80s. I had repaired over 100 Commodore VIC20 and C64 computers in my home shop, before that. I was buying dead C64 for $25 and selling them for $125 as fast as I could repair them. I could usually only fix five, in three hours. because my shop wasn't well equipped. 20 years later, I worked on an embedded controller board for a kU band communications system for the ISS. I had a blind ham radio friend who learned to assemle a PC without help. and instal the software. Most of the job is mechanical, and common sense. I did notice that he didn't use any anti static protection when handling the boards. I am not trying to put down what he did, I'm just saying that you can learn the needed skills. I worked at several Electronics factories that built PC boards in house. Most assembly was performed by women who had never seen a soldering iron, but a week later they did excellent work. A desire and reasonable dexterity are your basic tools. I did NASA qualified soldering, so I did most of my rework at my last real job, rather than send it to rework and wait to get it back. skills, learned over time, built on my building a radio on my eighth birthday, 64 years ago.
Hey bud, another great video. I've worked as a machinest for a long time, and I'm really good at it. But it goes to show every body has different skills, I really could have used your help 2 weeks ago when my power supply surged, burnt-out and fried some of the other components. Yes your a simple man... simply awesome! Take care and be safe, hugs from Canada. 👍
Oh... cool video, hope you find all you need. Love to you, Suzie, Sati and baby boy growing strong for his birth... ❤❤❤ edited to add, how very much I enjoy simply seeing, hearing and experiencing the ordinary life of your neighborhoods. God's Blessings to All ❤
That's how my family built a computer in USSR. Only parts had to be smuggled in and they were all fried. There is no way in the world we'd be able to afford functioning components for an IBM compatible. Everything had to be resoldered. Had to make our own case at a factory. We even cut our own heatsinks out of aluminum blocks. Only thing we couldn't fix or find replacement for was the Dallas clock chip with a sealed battery. BIOS had to be configure during each bootup, but I got so used to it, I didn't even pay attention to the process. Computer was an absolute miracle, but good luck finding software for it before internet in a country surrounded by an information wall. Programs were as hard to find as the parts.
I want to add that when I was challenged with access to tech, I also attended these types of gatherings, I made some small amount of money but also built some great systems were overlooked by many. I certainly have a connection to you this way. This is my favorite way of commerce. I thrive this way.
Excelente, sou brasileiro, realmente esta cada vez mais difícil achar vídeos na internet, é um fenômeno global. Abraços para você, sua família é linda, Deus abençoe vocês.
Dan, all I can say is "simply awesome"! I am so impressed with your knowledge and patience. You are truly a man of the people, and I wish you and your growing family prosperity, peace and love. Stan
That’s awesome Dan, how nice that everyone in your house can watch different movies and don’t need an internet connection. What a great skill you have !
What a lot of electronic treasures in your town! I am amazed of your skills in your computer assembly skills! I desire the same as you someday, and also hoping by having old computer parts, play some nostalgic games or use it on special purposes. All the best in your work and stay safe. Greetings from Philippines.
Everything about this video was top notch. From the editing and the crazy cool music to go along with the build just took me a long with you on this journey . I loved that there was barely any talking and just totally focused on your amazing skills. Just WOW! Just WOW! 😮😮😮
YES!! Dan certainly has his priorities straight!! As does Suzi, too!! 🥰🥰👍👍. A country without crippling DEBT allows freedom for its people/families. And a strong foundation.....👃👃👃✌️🇨🇦🥰
Dan, you are very handy and creative and quite a Renaissance man with your wide range of knowledge. A what a treasure trove for the tech community is for sale on the sidewalks there! My son often comes home with a box of misc. circuit boards and electronic items for his hobbies that he found on Offer Up whether it is for his computer, remote control plane, drone or whatever he is currently working on.
Love seeing you at your best! And I like it when you put the music in the videos. You’ve come a long way brother. Keep it up and can’t wait to see you and the beautiful family grow!
First a public service announcement: Never open a power supply unit unless you're absolutely certain of what you're doing. It can literally kill you. Cool compilation, there's something satisfying of slapping together a second hand rig. I like how you treated the solid chunk bomb proof CPU like it's a family heirloom but had the CPU socket on the motherboard which is the actual delicate spot uncovered the entire time.
Hi Dan, It is so nice seeing you putting together a pc from parts...I loved doing that, still do it sometimes, as it really gives satisfaction when you make it work and alive. The little helper is also nice to see, that she is interested in what her father is doing.They change with time a bit, but it is still a nice memory. Anyway greetings from one IT nerd to another.
Great video my friend. I'm a computer and network guy started on windows 98 and wanted to say very nice job taking what others see as parts and pieces and making a very nice rig. Job well done. It's getting to be that way here in the States as well. Movies and videos are just disappearing. Keep up the good work. 🤠🇺🇸
As someone born in communist time Poland I appreciate the skills required to make things out of little or nothing. Getting things done with little to no money is an art in itself that is completely lost on generations raised in "rich" countries.
Dan you're a very skilled and kind man! You're not a "simple man", you're a handy man who can do everything from repair cars, build house, do electric wirering to build computers from scratch. Amazing!! I'm from Sweden and I'm happy to have found your videos and learn about you and your familys life in Russia! Thank you!!
I started watching your videos long ago, your daughter is growing so fast. I wish we could get rid of the politicians and just live our lives as friends. God bless
This brings me back to my younger days. Assembling PCs from parts 10-20 years old tech while still using Windows 95/98 when the entire world was already using XP. Getting it to run with a fresh installation of Windows from a scratched up CD with 50% change of success was the frustrating yet happiest days of my life.
I've built 2 of these from scratch but not from scraps I found at a market. I'm a tinkerer too. You wonder what Russians do on those long cold russian days and nights. Amazing.
Hello my friends!!! I hope your weekend is relaxing and that you get time to enjoy it! I wish they would do more swaps (обменять) like this around our state. In Oklahoma we have what we call, "swap meets" or "flea markets" (not the parasite, блошиный рынок) 😂😂 where you can buy new and used things usually at a lower price.
Dan, congratulations on your talent and knowledge! I always loved to build simple radios when I was a kid but haven't done that in decades. Best wishes to you from America! 😎🌈🇺🇸👽
Ah yes my niece is turning 10 and nephew 3 in September. We all share a bday month. I have my niece assembling raspberry pis and learning how to now configure the addon screens and some very light python projects. My nephew likes to play with the tools, he will definatly be a builder and my niece certainly a scripter. They take after there uncle in what may be the best and worse ways. God bless my sister as these runts get older XD. I haven't had the blessing to have kids of my own but I will continue to present my nieces and nephews with the wonders of tech and fun IoT projects. very enjoyable video I can show my niece that no matter where you are in the world you can bring junk back to life with the right knowledge and motivation.
We played with Ham Radios before we discovered that Guitar Amps were fun Toys. You can communicate with Folks all over the World with a Ham Radio, but the Guitars attracted the Girls. It is all just wires and Tubes and Cooling effects. Good work, I have difficulty finding a shut off switch for my old computer.
Building, rebuilding and computer programming is such a wonderful trade to know how to do, especially in this day and age. They are so expensive to buy. They're probably getting difficult to find too. I'm old, this was fun amd amazing to watch. I remember when I was a kid thinking computers would be a temporary fad.
I am from USA. No sanctions here but i build computers this way anyway. Its more fun than just ordering parts online. I actually have that exact same motherboard on a shelf that I found in a bin sale. I wonder if its at all possible for US citizens to ship to Russia? Ill send you parts right now lol.
Dads who are working with their kids without being angry is a blessing
only works if the wife brings peace in their life , if the wife is a crack head the husband and kid will suffer lol
yeah... cute daughter.
Totally
yes kind of like good uncles as well, we dont yell or get angry...we do how ever get very tired and our hair turns grey faster while our siblings some how slowly look younger over time XD
And you call yourself a "simple Russian man" You are anything but that. Putting that computer together from scratch and a while back you redone the electrical wiring in your house that takes some handy work my friend !!! Amazing man you are !!!!
I remember as a teenager back in the 70's and 80's, people in the former Soviet satellite states made the best of whatever was available. Guess some things will never change. :)
@@BillAnt I was poor my entire adulthood and I found ways to cut corners, I can totally relate to working with what you got. I was self taught in Computer repair out of necessity and quickly learned where to go online and find everything I needed and also " borrowed " internet.
@@thefadebeta580 - As they say "Necessity is the mother of all inventions". ;)
Yes, goes to show how much better the education is there, I see this a lot with former Soviet friends.
In Russia everyone can do this, that is why
Average Russian CS:GO player's PC.
Facts
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Still they beat your ass 🙂😭
@@roxxxxxy 🤣😂
True
DAN, you are such a brilliant man. You built your house. You taught yourself to speak English. You make and edit videos. You can build a computer. I’m sure you know much more. Not many people can do these things.
"Simple Russian man" You have mad, practical skills!!
The amazing thing is not how he knows all this , but the most amazing thing is the enjoyment a man can have from simple things like these
This makes me happy and sad at the same time. My brother used to put computers together from scratch. He passed away in January. So to see you put a computer together makes a happy memory of him but also sad that he's gone.
I'm sorry that you lost your dear brother. I lost mine at the end of 2021. Bless you.
@@sarachesterfield9028 I'm sorry for the loss of your brother also. 😔
I feel and share your sadness My 24 year old son was killed by no fault of his own a few years ago. He also built his own computers since he was very young. This podcast made me feel the exact same way.
This one man and his family shows how the world should be. The few who are controlling us around the world is not representative of who we are. Stay strong! Thank you for all the podcasts! I don’t think you realize how much you teach about peace and love and family! Peace to everyone, pray in whatever way that you believe that this message will become true and miracles can happen! His children will be amazing! ☮️🕊️😌
Sadness unfortunately is a shared thing. But so is peace and love. I'm sorry for the loss of your son. I share in your endeavors for truth and happiness.
Как говорится ты за свою жизнь может сотню компьютеров собрать, но не будет, это не значит что твоими делами кто-то будет заниматься, скорее всего нет.
Dan the Man!! "I am simple Russian whiz kid that can learn English, chew up a bunch of metal and spit out a computer, be a great dad, and a kind soul...". I know how to turn my TV on and off, that's it. Stay safe my friend.
You took the words out of my mouth. Dan is really a 'Jack' of all trades!
Dan the man with a master plan! :) Made a computer from junk and his video didn't get deleted. :D :D
lmao, I'm operating on a similar level of tech literacy as you.
Well done Dan may it serve your family well
My dear friend Dan, you are an amazing electronics expert. I've been walking in the antique market for over 40 years, making pieces that can be used and breaking quite a few. You remind me of the old days with my daughter. All of whom are now grown and strong. I also learned English from cable TV. Today, I am 68 years old and have begun to look at circuit boards unclearly. TV programs in my country It's rotten and pointless as well. Thank you for sharing good information.
Treasures! I'm so glad you have Sati on your lap absorbing all of this. I remember watching my dad in the 60's assembling Radio Shack kits and tons of tubes, capacitators, whatever.
I'm crazy impressed brother! Simple man.... more like mad scientist. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
Well Dan, as Red Green used to say at the end of his TV show (Canada); "If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy." Nice work!
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Thankfully for Suzie, he's BOTH 😊
I LOVE that show btw!!
Great show!
@@StacyL. “I’m a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess.” - Red Green
Love from INDIA 🇮🇳 great work brother... And it was also nice to see you show MAHABHARAT to your daughter ❤
No.
@@FujiZue bruh
Mahabharata is important in all aspects of life. It teaches you about decision making ,ethics, relationship and many more. 😊👍
It amazes me how much you know. ❤
When someone dedicates him/herself to constant learning rather than to shopping, watching television, and betting on sports while consuming gummies, it's amazing what can be accomplished.
Dan, you have the ram in single channel mode. Move the one in the black slot to the blue slot to get the full dual channel speed.
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Thank you brother 🤝
@@TheSheekozFamily You are very welcome, I am glad to help. 😁
I also saw that it was single channel mode and came to look if anyone else noticed it and corrected him. So we learn Dan , Friends that help out.
LOL! i saw that right away too & was wondering how to mention it.')
When he was installing the RAM, I thought he was going install additional RAM. Hit the junk yard one more time. Great work!
So, watching you create a NAS from very old computer parts was good to watch.....and it works. My oldest son has installed a ceiling to floor computer rack full of various equipment. I admire how he has done this without a degree in computer engineering and has purchased everything online from local sellers at very reasonable prices. He has even hosted his NAS on the internet which I use watching movies. He also produces web pages doing it the old fashioned way without using a web production program. He has produced a web site for a local school and this has led to other orders from other schools. Very proud of him I am.
It's great that you spend time building the computer with your daughter around. I used to build computers with my youngest son or daughter getting me screwdrivers, water, soda, and just hanging around with me. It also keeps them out of trouble and stops them from thinking the computers are piggy banks and put coins inside them. Those are great days that I will always cherish.
I knew you were intelligent because of you learning English while watching movies. However, building a computer tower for yourself and family is a whole new level! I believe the same is coming to my country soon as well. The government wants to control us in every way especially our way of thinking. Thank you for sharing how we can help ourselves. Blessings to you and your beautiful family!
Yes that's why you should be sure to vote blue. We can't afford to become a nation of programmed right wing fascist Trump worshipping zombies
I wonder what country you're talking about, 'cause your name rather sounds like it's from the free world.
@@damianm-nordhorn116The free world isn't so free anymore....
@@carrierichardson6619
That's a very vague statement.
..just like the OP's.
I don't see my freedom threatened at all in 🇩🇪@🇪🇺.
Even the idiots on both ends of the political spectrum face almost no consequences for pretty insane statements.
Learning a language is much harder than building a pc tower. But I do agree, he comes across as intelligent.
Even Dan's daughter is getting involved. She will be a computer specialist, I can tell. 😏
They are training her up to SURVIVE.
My 22 year old granddaughter built her own computer. She was trained in the Academy of Watch and Learn.
The Russian winters are long and extremely cold, I think, maybe a good time to build a computer from what I can find with the street vendors. ONLY DAN SHEEKOZ! This is ADORABLE!
In USA schools are eliminating their positions for school Liberian, banning books and the Republican political party is censoring many areas of information, using The Bible as their excuse. When we were created in God's eyes,He CHOSE that we humans would have freedom to choose all things.From evil to Devine, He chose that we could know it all. He wants us to use our God given brain to make decisions because he rewards our positive choices and decides/ allows the conquences for poor choices. Satan,as the dictator that he is will control everything, if we allow him.
That is because she has wonderful Dad who wants to pass on what he know to her and their future son.
i can already tell dan is based on a level most people can't comprehend, protect this man at all costs
grow up
You have so many wonderful skills Dan. Sending love to you all from. USA. Massachusetts.
What a talented and resourceful man Dan is! And little Sati helping out!
greetings from california. just wanted to say how wonderful it is that you work with your daughter to let her help and learn. one thing i learned about russians is how family oriented they are. americans could learn to be more like that, we would be so much happier. with your daughter you are not just a simple russian man, you are the richest man in the world. enjoy the new computer! i find good luck using linux mint on older machines, windows tends to slow them down too much.
Yes u r right ❤️❤️❤️
Wow Dan, you purchased all kinds of computer parts, cleaned them well, examined for things to repair and then before my eyes you built a computer tower! All I can say is WOW! You are a very smart man and could open your own business if you choose. How did you learn about computer repair, maybe you went to a trade or vocational school? Your skills will serve you well. Take care. Hugs to little Sati! Blessings to you, Sati, and baby brother who is growing strong. I enjoy your videos so much. Hugs to all from your American friend in North Carolina, USA-CarrieJo❤❤❤❤
Honestly, matching parts and replacing thermal paste (all that was done in this video, I'm not convinced the PSU was broken - that would require ordering parts from China to fix) takes maybe a month to get fully comfortable with. By itself, you couldn't run a PC repair shop with those skills.
Hello my adorables ❤❤❤ From Tennessee. Look forward to you sharing your life with us. Much Love!
Dan, this is what I call true Soviet resourcefulness. You can build something from other people's discarded parts and make a good working computer tower from it. Little Sati is a great help while you get in some Daddy- Daughter time. At the end of the day you get rewarded with hugs and kisses as well as a new to the family computer.:) Cheers from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Dan the Man ❤️ simple sentence with a big meaning
You are amazing with a big heart and soul. Love to your family for Oregon
Way to go Dan, thats some awesome stuff you have done and put together for your self and family, not many people can do that. 👍
What a great idea ... piecing together a computer from many parts!! Thank you for sharing Dan... Blessings to you and your family!
I'd imagine it would be a terrible struggle trying to find compatible parts. It's difficult enough trying to match new parts.
I put together my first PC from bad boars and a dead power supply that I repaired, in the late '80s. I had repaired over 100 Commodore VIC20 and C64 computers in my home shop, before that. I was buying dead C64 for $25 and selling them for $125 as fast as I could repair them. I could usually only fix five, in three hours. because my shop wasn't well equipped.
20 years later, I worked on an embedded controller board for a kU band communications system for the ISS.
I had a blind ham radio friend who learned to assemle a PC without help. and instal the software.
Most of the job is mechanical, and common sense. I did notice that he didn't use any anti static protection when handling the boards.
I am not trying to put down what he did, I'm just saying that you can learn the needed skills. I worked at several Electronics factories that built PC boards in house. Most assembly was performed by women who had never seen a soldering iron, but a week later they did excellent work. A desire and reasonable dexterity are your basic tools.
I did NASA qualified soldering, so I did most of my rework at my last real job, rather than send it to rework and wait to get it back. skills, learned over time, built on my building a radio on my eighth birthday, 64 years ago.
Hey bud, another great video. I've worked as a machinest for a long time, and I'm really good at it. But it goes to show every body has different skills, I really could have used your help 2 weeks ago when my power supply surged, burnt-out and fried some of the other components. Yes your a simple man... simply awesome! Take care and be safe, hugs from Canada. 👍
i love the fact your daughter is curious and shows a love for computers and is trying to help you sir must be a awesome dad
One person's junk is another's treasure Well done.
Oh... cool video, hope you find all you need. Love to you, Suzie, Sati and baby boy growing strong for his birth... ❤❤❤ edited to add, how very much I enjoy simply seeing, hearing and experiencing the ordinary life of your neighborhoods. God's Blessings to All ❤
Gee Dan, I knew you were a smart man. I just did't realize how smart. I wish I could do that.
Not really a hard task mechanically, but you have to have your own house or something close to that. Gotta put the hardware somewhere.
You are anything but simple! Your skills never cease to amaze me.
You have many skill's and talents. Wiring your house, assembly of computer from the ground up!
You are amazing.
Thank You for sharing Dan.
That's how my family built a computer in USSR. Only parts had to be smuggled in and they were all fried. There is no way in the world we'd be able to afford functioning components for an IBM compatible. Everything had to be resoldered. Had to make our own case at a factory. We even cut our own heatsinks out of aluminum blocks. Only thing we couldn't fix or find replacement for was the Dallas clock chip with a sealed battery. BIOS had to be configure during each bootup, but I got so used to it, I didn't even pay attention to the process. Computer was an absolute miracle, but good luck finding software for it before internet in a country surrounded by an information wall. Programs were as hard to find as the parts.
I want to add that when I was challenged with access to tech, I also attended these types of gatherings, I made some small amount of money but also built some great systems were overlooked by many. I certainly have a connection to you this way. This is my favorite way of commerce. I thrive this way.
Hope you and your family are well, Dan. Greetings and appreciation from Texas, USA.
Thank you 🙏❤
Excelente, sou brasileiro, realmente esta cada vez mais difícil achar vídeos na internet, é um fenômeno global. Abraços para você, sua família é linda, Deus abençoe vocês.
I hope you find treasure looking for your computer parts my lovely friends! Blessings, Sheekoz family from New Mexico USA.
Enjoy your videos , from MICHIGAN 🇺🇸
Dan, all I can say is "simply awesome"! I am so impressed with your knowledge and patience. You are truly a man of the people, and I wish you and your growing family prosperity, peace and love.
Stan
I am glad that you let Sati learn by helping. She will be an amazing adult. You n Suzy are some of the best parents
I've repaired used electronics for almost 60 years, and I started repair obsolete computers to the component level, 40 years ago.
so now i'm wondering what kind of work Dan does? 🤔 I'm amazed at the craftsmanship.😁😄😎
That’s awesome Dan, how nice that everyone in your house can watch different movies and don’t need an internet connection. What a great skill you have !
Man oh man! I wouldn’t even know where to start. Well done!
you are very skilled but I think Sati's help made the difference ;-)
well done dad
Brilliant! I wouldn't even know where to begin. Peace and safe blessings..
What a lot of electronic treasures in your town! I am amazed of your skills in your computer assembly skills! I desire the same as you someday, and also hoping by having old computer parts, play some nostalgic games or use it on special purposes. All the best in your work and stay safe. Greetings from Philippines.
I'd like to see Linus pull this off. When Dan got it the multimeter, you knew things were serious.
Спасибо большое!
Dan you are amazing. I would have no clue what I was looking at or how it would fit together to make a computer. Man of many many talents!
Wow Dan! You are such an incredibly talented man! You are amazing. You are blessed.🙏❤
Everything about this video was top notch.
From the editing and the crazy cool music to go along with the build just took me a long with you on this journey .
I loved that there was barely any talking and just totally focused on your amazing skills.
Just WOW! Just WOW! 😮😮😮
Awesome job Dan. Keep being creative and working hard to be a good family man. The world needs more people like you.
YES!! Dan certainly has his priorities straight!! As does Suzi, too!! 🥰🥰👍👍. A country without crippling DEBT allows freedom for its people/families. And a strong foundation.....👃👃👃✌️🇨🇦🥰
Love this video! I have built so many systems this way.
Not in Russin 🙂
Oh my gosh! Respect!! Dan, you are a renaissance man.
Nice job my friend, lovely to see you working with the family. Wish you all the best.
This episode is amazing. You went to the market, picked up pc boards, go home and make a totally synced computer with devices. Very good.
Dan, you are very handy and creative and quite a Renaissance man with your wide range of knowledge. A what a treasure trove for the tech community is for sale on the sidewalks there! My son often comes home with a box of misc. circuit boards and electronic items for his hobbies that he found on Offer Up whether it is for his computer, remote control plane, drone or whatever he is currently working on.
Best wishes to your Son❤Our time is ending, their time is coming 🎉
Dan you are so skilled!!! To be able to do this is really something big!!
this reminds me of so many sundays. I've been going to flea markets for more than a decade and it's been fun revisiting older tech.
Love seeing you at your best! And I like it when you put the music in the videos. You’ve come a long way brother. Keep it up and can’t wait to see you and the beautiful family grow!
Wow! So impressed. Computer engineer, designer.
it's not that hard, a reguler technician could do this easly
@@bnrid8086 I can do this when I was 13 ??? , may be because my dad is technician or something lol
First a public service announcement: Never open a power supply unit unless you're absolutely certain of what you're doing. It can literally kill you.
Cool compilation, there's something satisfying of slapping together a second hand rig. I like how you treated the solid chunk bomb proof CPU like it's a family heirloom but had the CPU socket on the motherboard which is the actual delicate spot uncovered the entire time.
Hello Dan. Thank you for sharing your build with us. I think it was very well filmed.
Hi Dan, It is so nice seeing you putting together a pc from parts...I loved doing that, still do it sometimes, as it really gives satisfaction when you make it work and alive. The little helper is also nice to see, that she is interested in what her father is doing.They change with time a bit, but it is still a nice memory. Anyway greetings from one IT nerd to another.
Oh my goodness Dan! That was awesome to watch 🫶
Wow Dan , to build a computer is amazing .Love to you and your beautiful family♥♥♥♥♥
Hello Dan, Suzi and Sati 👋 Love that you have a Lada 😉🏁🏁🏁
Absolutely incredible, I am thankful that you are in the world! All the best wishes and blessings for you and your family! ❤❤❤😊
Great video my friend. I'm a computer and network guy started on windows 98 and wanted to say very nice job taking what others see as parts and pieces and making a very nice rig. Job well done. It's getting to be that way here in the States as well. Movies and videos are just disappearing. Keep up the good work. 🤠🇺🇸
As someone born in communist time Poland I appreciate the skills required to make things out of little or nothing. Getting things done with little to no money is an art in itself that is completely lost on generations raised in "rich" countries.
Amazing, simply amazing! Well done, Dan. GWEN
Dan you're a very skilled and kind man! You're not a "simple man", you're a handy man who can do everything from repair cars, build house, do electric wirering to build computers from scratch. Amazing!! I'm from Sweden and I'm happy to have found your videos and learn about you and your familys life in Russia! Thank you!!
Well, just maybe, he IS a simple Russian man...... Maybe the "bar" over there, is higher?? ♥️♥️👃✌️🇨🇦
I started watching your videos long ago, your daughter is growing so fast. I wish we could get rid of the politicians and just live our lives as friends. God bless
Good Job Dan !! We need Cats like you over here in Canada 🇨🇦
I’m amazed at how sharp you are , keep up the good work
Thanks
Dan might be disappointed in Canada.
You are BRILLIANT!!!! I love how you learn how to do everything so well!!! AWESOME!!
Learning english from old american films, well that is something to be highly respected for. Wish you good luck in mastering it!!
This brings me back to my younger days. Assembling PCs from parts 10-20 years old tech while still using Windows 95/98 when the entire world was already using XP. Getting it to run with a fresh installation of Windows from a scratched up CD with 50% change of success was the frustrating yet happiest days of my life.
I've built 2 of these from scratch but not from scraps I found at a market. I'm a tinkerer too. You wonder what Russians do on those long cold russian days and nights. Amazing.
Love the video & Thanks for sharing. Great seeing you adorables ❤
Superb technical work Dan, and a treat of a video to watch.
Fantastic work Dan! I am proud of you and your skills. 👍
Hello my friends!!! I hope your weekend is relaxing and that you get time to enjoy it! I wish they would do more swaps (обменять) like this around our state. In Oklahoma we have what we call, "swap meets" or "flea markets" (not the parasite, блошиный рынок) 😂😂 where you can buy new and used things usually at a lower price.
Beautiful ❤
You have so many great skills! A very smart man!
Every aspect of the video is amazing. The quality, the music, the searching for parts, fast building cleaning..
Dan, congratulations on your talent and knowledge! I always loved to build simple radios when I was a kid but haven't done that in decades. Best wishes to you from America! 😎🌈🇺🇸👽
Be safe Dan. ❤️ to family.
Wish I had even half of your cleverness… brilliant video..
Ah yes my niece is turning 10 and nephew 3 in September. We all share a bday month. I have my niece assembling raspberry pis and learning how to now configure the addon screens and some very light python projects. My nephew likes to play with the tools, he will definatly be a builder and my niece certainly a scripter. They take after there uncle in what may be the best and worse ways. God bless my sister as these runts get older XD. I haven't had the blessing to have kids of my own but I will continue to present my nieces and nephews with the wonders of tech and fun IoT projects. very enjoyable video I can show my niece that no matter where you are in the world you can bring junk back to life with the right knowledge and motivation.
Great job Dan, your child will grow to be a great human
BRAVO !!!!!! Knowledge Is Power !!!!! Love To You All !!!! XXOO V
We played with Ham Radios before we discovered that Guitar Amps were fun Toys.
You can communicate with Folks all over the World with a Ham Radio,
but the Guitars attracted the Girls.
It is all just wires and Tubes and Cooling effects.
Good work, I have difficulty finding a shut off switch for my old computer.
Building, rebuilding and computer programming is such a wonderful trade to know how to do, especially in this day and age. They are so expensive to buy. They're probably getting difficult to find too. I'm old, this was fun amd amazing to watch. I remember when I was a kid thinking computers would be a temporary fad.
God bless you and your family man. Happy to find your channel. Keep up the good work
❤Hello from Oklahoma ,I hope all is well 🥰This video is simply Amazing Dan!!❣️give Suzie n Sati a big 😘 Stay Blessed and Safe 😻💕❣️
I am from USA. No sanctions here but i build computers this way anyway. Its more fun than just ordering parts online. I actually have that exact same motherboard on a shelf that I found in a bin sale.
I wonder if its at all possible for US citizens to ship to Russia? Ill send you parts right now lol.
I've often said that so called world leaders should have their own battles. They should allow normal people to lead normal lives.
@@sonicstep Amen. BTW, War just broke out between Iran and Israel. This won't help US and Russia relations 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Awesome Dan, hope your family is well. Hello from Canada
I love the way you involved your daughter.I’m sure she will be just as clever as you some day.